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Last Call For Young Artists To Help Crawley Hospice

Last Call For Young Artists To Help
Crawley Hospice

Crawley-based St Catherine’s Hospice is calling on Sussex schools, early years learning groups and community groups to get involved in an exciting art project while supporting the hospice’s work.

The hospice’s HeART to Heart Trail, sponsored by Thakeham, gives visitors a chance to follow a trail of hearts this summer, displayed in areas St Catherine’s Hospice provides people with expert end of life care.

St Catherine’s Hospice provides end of life care and support to terminally ill people and their families across East Surrey, and Mid and West Sussex, it is only possible with continued community support.

Designs for the special art trail project for school or groups to customise a wire heart for display in spaces such as libraries and shopping centres, need to be completed by the end of this month.

For more information about the HeART to Heart Trail 2019, contact Abi Harley, community fundraiser at St Catherine’s Hospice, call: 01293 447319, or email: comfun@stch.org.uk

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